Featuring a glass viewing window on the skeleton dial watch face, as well as a glass back, the mechanical movement of this timepiece is beautiful to watch. The watch face also features the name of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich.

As this watch has a jewelled movement, it doe not require a battery, saving you money and helping the environment. However, you will need to wind this watch for accurate timekeeping.

What is a skeleton dial?

A skeleton dial allows for the operation and mechanics of the watch to be viewed through the watch's face.

How to set the time of your watch

Gently pull the watch crown fully out and turn it to move the watch hands to set the time. Then push the crown into position.

Winding a mechanical pocket watch

To maintain the accurate running of your watch, we recommended that it be wound a little every day, turning the crown smoothly in a clockwise direction. Stop when resistance is felt as over-winding or forceful winding can damage the movement. Reset the time each day.

• Exclusive to Royal Museums Greenwich
• 1 year guarantee for manufacturing faults
• 17 jewelled mechanism
• Hand-wound mechanical movement 
• Chrome-plated case
• Strap: brown leather
• Comes in a presentation box